Our Math Circle events bring incarcerated participants together to explore intriguing mathematical problems in a collaborative, supportive environment. Led by mathematicians from nearby universities, participants engage in creative problem-solving, critical thinking, and group discussions that deepen their understanding of math. These events foster a sense of community, empowering individuals to share ideas, challenge assumptions, and build confidence in their abilities—proving that mathematics can inspire personal growth and meaningful connections.

Each Pi Day (March 14th) we strive to create an entertaining and informative program for incarcerated individuals, to help expose them to the beauty of mathematics. The scale and scope varies as time and resources allow.